As live-service games go, Where the wind meets Overall is quite generous. There's a battle pass, and there are cosmetic gacha systems, some of which can only be purchased with real money, but other than that, it doesn't really interfere with any aspect of the game.
Inclusive, attractive, construction system. You can, whenever your heart desires, start building things, from simple decorations to beautify the environment, to entire buildings in which you can live. How extensive is this system? More than you think.
What is construction?
The build is exactly what it sounds like. You make a bunch of parts, and then you put them together. There's a fully dedicated button for it so you can bring it up whenever you want. And there are plenty of pieces to choose from, with the game separating them neatly by category.
The build is a purely cosmetic systemSo there won't be strictly any purpose for any item you keep, but sometimes beauty is enough, right?
At the moment, at least. Based on the current Chinese version of the game, construction will be greatly expanded in the future to allow you to build large spaces, garden, and hire NPCs for your land.
Placing items is a completely free action, Letting you keep any item without limits. Even after you've placed an item, you can recycle it to return it to your inventory without losing anything. So don't be afraid to play around with your creations, you literally have nothing to lose.
That said, creating items costs two different things – Endurance, and resourcefulness. There are two primary resources, raw ore and wood, large structures require large sums of money. Stamina is used exclusively in crafting, both for food items and construction, but automatically refills daily.
That said, most crafting items only take one point of stamina, so you can craft 500 pieces in a day before running out of stamina.
Where the Winds Meet: The Complete Guide to the Sects
Join and leave at your discretion, but make sure you follow the rules!
Basic functions
The construction is very simple. You just open crafting mode, select the item you want to place from your bag or quick bar, and place it. You can also rotate itAnd toggle its various forms, such as the angle of the stairs.
However, there are Some useful additional functions Also here, like:
- Recycle – This allows you to remove any item you've placed and return it to your inventory, without losing or spending anything.
- withdrawal – It lets you highlight any placed item and immediately place another one, if you have the material to create one or the other in your inventory.
- blueprint – This allows you to put entire designs into the world before committing any materials, both to give you a feel for how something should look and to build more advanced structures more easily.
- Fast bar – This is a hot bar of all your favorite items that you use most often in build mode. It comes pre-populated by default, though you can choose what you want by selecting new items from the bag.
Building yourself up
Building it yourself is simple. Just pick an item and place it. If you already have an item in your inventory, you will keep it. If not, it will be created automatically when you place it.
When you select an item you can craft, An asterisk will appear next to it to indicate that you don't currently have itWith a number showing how many ingredients you have to create.
Most objects move freely, but some objects, when placed close to others, will Try to snap it into place. For example, objects like walls, windows, doors, and ceilings will snap at an angle to help you fit those pieces together more easily.
Building from blueprints
If you don't have the head or time for it, You can also build from drawings. This will outline the building within the world for you, giving you a sense of the scale of the building in question.
However, blueprints are not created completely automatically. instead, You have to approach each individual component and build it. You can click on the drawing as a whole to auto-complete it, though you should make sure you have enough materials if you don't want a house with missing walls and floors.
You can also check each piece that is part of the blueprint After placing it, as well as the total number.
Can you build anywhere?
That's the best part – yes. With some exceptions, such as interior areas such as caves and dungeons, and major cities such as Kaifeng and Blissful Retreat, You can build almost anywhere.
You need space, and you can't let the objects you build resemble other pre-existing objects in the world. The ground should be fairly level As for keeping items, though it's relatively generous in that regard. But yes, you can build anywhere. It's hilariously free-form.
helper, You can place a ladder anywhereMaking it much easier to scale oddly shaped and especially tall buildings.
Are your structures permanent?
That's another fun part. Yes, anything you build is permanent. It won't be visible in online mode, and so you usually can't see other players' builds. Death Stranding this is not.
But if you travel far, leave the game and come back, or something else, Your builds will last. You will always have your home back.
Where to get building materials
Now, all this building can be a lot of fun, but it doesn't come for free. You need building materialswhich are basically exclusive Wood and raw ore. Most items don't require much either, but when you're building large structures, the amount you'll need will add up in no time.
Both items can be purchased from merchantsAlthough they can also be found in the world. You can also use Content Tracking Actions to highlight them on the map, making them easier to track. You will get less this way and it will take more time, but you will save money, and can collect more than the daily stock of the merchant offers.
As for wood, you can find it all over the world Cutting down certain types of trees. For raw ore, you can find it Various ore deposits and rocks from around the world, such as dark-hued and green-hued stones.
Where the Winds Meet: Madiao Minigame Guide
Can you bluff your way to victory?
